masoud: this is where we slept.'m sure that in an hour or two, someone will show up and take shelter under this tarp for the night. i've slept in worse circumstances. we'd put plastic bags like this over our heads for cover when it rarained at night. sometimes we'd lie under old blankets. reporter: we ask masoud whether anyone tried to help him. masoud: no, i never had anywhere to go. my society rejects drug addicts. and when everybody in your family despises you, then society does, too. reporterer: he lived here on te outskirts of the city of mashhad, in eastern iran, for two years. masoud turned to crime to support his drug habit and ended up in jail, normally a disgrace that you never recover from in iran. but masosoud was lucky, he gota second chance. having a criminal record was no impediment to getting a job at ththis company. the workers herere process and package olives. masoud greets the founder of the company, alireza nabi. almost everyone on the staff is either a former drug addict, a woman who worked as

purpose in iraq occurred to stop we bend when isis was about to take over erbil we went and helped masoudarzani we went to baghdad and help the iraqi government win over die a shrine they were. coming in and taking over iraqi territory we have had a consistent policy of standing against extremism and extremist terror which is an existential threat for everybody in the region we have said you quoted the leader on another occasion you need to go to munt this that had we not faced. isis in syria and iraq we would have had to face it in iran or they all supported assad way before i suppose we can pretend iranian support for us and began with isis no no we we have good relations with that but the. eason i mean countries have good relations and saudi arabia had even better relations with the last from two thousand and three to two thousand and eleven so it's not the question of who supported who it's a question of who came to fight extremists ok now that the now that the fight against extremism is in its final stages it doesn't mean that extremism is gone now we need to do a number of things fi